Our paper examining the effects of arousal reappraisal on anxiety responses to stress in the current issue of British Journal of Psychology: https://t.co/GEtHSj93m7 @bjoosterhoff@UBSportExR @WileyPsychology
@Leesplez I also couldn’t believe that they billed our daughter for her own birth so that they could charge twice the deductible. It’s insane how blatant and bad our healthcare system has become.
@mjbsp@Shelley_McKeown I would recommend using the 6-item version (https://t.co/dWiOxH7KJH). I'm happy to share data on any of these studies, provide our surveys, or answer questions about our experience - just DM or email. Good luck!
@mjbsp@Shelley_McKeown In our more recent work, we wanted to capture each dimension of RWA among early adolescents (11-15). So we did more cog interviews with teens using the extremely short form (6-item) RWA scale. They all landed well: https://t.co/ZbeLRAday2
The Department of Child & Adolescent Development @sfsu is hiring a tenure-track assistant professor in child and youth development in community settings. If that's you, please apply. The SF bay area is a wonderful place. https://t.co/9U0khU7WTw
Pet peeve: authors who don't attach their newly validated/developed scale to the published paper. What's the point of developing a scale if people can't access it?
@KMKing_Psych I had one student that would refer to writing collaborations as “assignments” and I think this thread does a good job of articulating that mindset.
To #vote, or not to vote? 🗳️ In the case of #teens, stereotypes might push us to say they shouldn't be given the option. However, developmental research actually suggests allowing 16 & 17 year olds vote wouldn't be as big of a problem as some might think!
https://t.co/RVEf82aGnJ
Update, our county is out of rapid covid tests and to receive any test, we will need to wait inside at an urgent care facility that are overflowing with true positive cases.